LOCKDOWN: A Retrospective and Forward Look
Safe to say, the lockdown has not been easy for everyone. This, of course, is not a surprise given the
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COMMEMORATION OF UN DAY: A HIGHLIGHT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD EDUCATION
As the United Nations Day was commemorated on Saturday, October 24, I would like to draw attention to the significant
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BOOK REVIEW: A READING OF AMMA DARKO’S FACELESS
Amma Darko’s Faceless was first published in 2003; she is a Ghanaian feminist writer who has distinguished herself in the
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DEALING WITH WRITER’S BLOCK
You stare at a blank page, your mind is tuned off, you should be writing but you feel this blockage
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MATHS SCARE? WAYS TO INCREASE MATHS PROFICIENCY IN STUDENTS
Did you spend your school years dreading Maths? Just like every other child, I had dreams too. I wanted to
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OBSERVANCE OF WORLD FOOD DAY
Food is one of the basic necessities needed for the continuity of mankind thus, it is vital to make it
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION: SIGNIFICANCE TO FUTURE BLACK GENERATIONS
As Black History Month is being celebrated in the United Kingdom, I get nostalgic about history lessons during my senior
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INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD- WHY IT MATTERS
In response to the unique challenges faced by girls worldwide, International Day of the Girl which falls on October 11
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A READING OF AMA ATA AIDOO’ S OUR SISTER KILLJOY
Ama Ata Aidoo’s Our Sister Killjoy is her debut novel and was first published in 1977; it is also entitled
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PINK OCTOBER
The Breast Cancer Awareness Month is marked across the world every October to increase the support for the awareness of
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